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Use
1. Insert batteries (not included).
2. Insert a micro SD card (8MB-32GB not included).
3. Turn the camera on by sliding the switch to ‘ON’.
In this mode, the indicator light flashes for 10 seconds to indicate buffering. The
camera will then automatically function through motion detection.
NOTE!
Of the 3 modes above, ‘OFF’ is the safest when inserting batteries and
micro SD cards, as well as when transporting the camera.
Transferring photos and video recordings
Connect the camera to a computer using the USB cable or an SD card reader.
The camera will now function like a removable device.
NOTE!
Heavy rain, fog or drizzle in the dark will cause white photos with no
subject. This is not a fault with the camera.
Troubleshooting
The camera does not take photos of the desired subject.
• If a person or animal moves quickly in front of the camera, the photo may
not feature the subject.
Move the camera back to increase the field of view.
• Water in movement can activate the sensor, which will result in photos with
no subject.
• Attach the camera to a surface which does not move.
The camera stops taking photos
• Make sure that the SD card has enough space. If the card is full, the
camera will stop taking photos and video.
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Check if the batteries are flat.
• Check if the switch on the camera is set to ‘ON’.
NOTE!
It is recommended to use high-quality 1.5 V NiMH or lithium rechargeable
batteries instead of alkaline batteries, as these give a much better range.
Environment
